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Amy Taylor North was born in Texas. She earned a bachelor's degree in communications and psychology from Texas Tech University. She lives in the Lewisville–Clemmons area of North Carolina and is the mother of two sons.

Amy currently works as a communications specialist and small business owner. She previously worked as a senior managing editor for a national healthcare magazine.

Amy is running for the North Carolina House of Representatives to represent District 74. She previously ran for the seat in 2024 but did not win.

Supports expanding programs like Chamber Cash, an initiative from the Lewisville-Clemmons Chamber of Commerce that encourages shopping at small, community businesses.

- Supports expanding programs like Chamber Cash, an initiative from the Lewisville-Clemmons Chamber of Commerce that encourages shopping at small, community businesses.

Economy

Supports clean energy with Renewable Energy tax credits.

- Supports clean energy with Renewable Energy tax credits.

Energy & the Environment

Supports individual freedoms and believes women's rights are being curtailed in North Carolina.

Believes medical providers need to have transparent pricing.

Prioritizes reducing medical debt through community and state-wide programs.

- Supports protecting reproductive rights.
- Supports expanding Medicaid.
- Believes medical providers need to have transparent pricing.
- Prioritizes reducing medical debt through community and state-wide programs.

Healthcare

As of January 5, 2026, Amy Taylor North’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Public Safety

For Candidate Amy Taylor North on Issue education: Criticizes the current leadership for low teacher pay and school performance, stating that the situation is "just wrong."

Supports policies aimed at strengthening public schools.

Opposes vouchers that send money to private schools with no standards accountability.

- Supports increasing teacher pay.
- Supports policies aimed at strengthening public schools.
- Opposes vouchers that send money to private schools with no standards accountability.

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Amy Taylor North

Amy Taylor North was born in Texas. She earned a bachelor's degree in communications and psychology from Texas Tech University in 1994. She has lived in the Lewisville–Clemmons area of North Carolina for more than 20 years and is the mother of two sons.

Amy currently works as a communications specialist and small business owner. She previously worked as a senior managing editor for a national healthcare magazine and has been involved in nonprofit and community organizations, including the Arts Council of Winston-Salem and World Relief Triad.

Amy is running for the North Carolina House of Representatives to represent District 74. She previously ran for the seat in 2024, defeating Mack Wilder in the Democratic primary before losing to incumbent Jeff Zenger in the general election. She is on the ballot in the 2026 general election for the same district.

Supports protecting reproductive rights and has expressed concern that recent policies in North Carolina restrict women’s access to reproductive healthcare.

- Supports protecting reproductive rights and has expressed concern that recent policies in North Carolina restrict women’s access to reproductive healthcare.

Criticizes the current leadership for low teacher pay and school performance, stating that the situation is "just wrong."

Supports policies aimed at strengthening public schools and has been active in community organizations supporting local education

- Criticizes the current leadership for low teacher pay and school performance, stating that the situation is "just wrong."
- Supports policies aimed at strengthening public schools and has been active in community organizations supporting local education

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